Early Grape Harvest in Europe Due to Heatwave
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Scorching summer temperatures have led to an unusually early grape harvest in Italy and France, with some regions harvesting at least a week earlier than usual. This precocity is linked to the strong heat, which is disrupting the traditional harvesting calendar and reminding winemakers of the impact of climate change on crops. The earliest harvest on record is being reported in several regions, including Oltrepò Pavese in Italy and southern France. Winemakers are adapting by optimizing water resources and considering moving vineyards to higher altitudes.
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